Infinite City

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Product Description

The architects of the future have drawn inspiration from every age. The cities of the future grow as quickly as the population demands and stretch endless miles. Control of the Infinite City means power and wealth -- but the city is growing so fast it's hard to maintain control.

In this tile-placing game, players build the city, trying to capture the largest territories while holding on to the most powerful and prominent structures in their quest to rule the Infinite City.

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Product Reviews

We just played our first game...and...wow! Simply put, Infinite City is Carcassonne
meets Citadels. If you like either of these games and have an itch to cut throats,
this game is right up your alley. The game is beautifully illustrated and well
balanced. I don't know for sure that we saw ALL the tile types played, but they
played extremely well together without any one tile skewing the balance too far.
The sky will be the limit in this game, as the nature of the game mechanic (tile
placement) is limitless for expansion possibilities. Excellent replay value and
component quality. I held back the 1/2 star based only on the fact that very few
games are perfect, and the only flaw I could find (a minimal one at that) was the
language dependency and visibility of print on some of the tiles. This is something
that will vanish with familiarity of the tiles. Otherwise this would be a 5 star
review.

After a quick 5 minute explanation everyone understood the game
mechanics. The tiles you play also double as a game board. The large
amount of tiles in the full game make it great for a large group, but
at the same time difficult for small spaces.

Pro:
Easy to learn
No setup time
Enough to support 4+ players.

Con:
Text is small and sometimes hard to read (this issue goes away as you
play the game more and remember which tile does what)
Large surface required
Every tile is exactly square (makes swapping pieces difficult when
they're in the center of the "board" See:Transit Station)